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1. Singaporeans donated more than S$ 1 billion to charity despite the weak economic conditions last year.

2. Six more youths were arrested in connection with the Bukit Panjang attack.

3. Thousands of protestors took to the streets and a woman set herself on fire as more than 30 world leaders gathered for the Group of Twenty (G20) Summit.

4. China's consumer prices rose 4.4% in October, pushing the inflation rate to a new 25-month high.

5. Investigations into the mass food poisoning at Singapore Sports School are underway.

6. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) representatives agreed to jointly fight protectionism.

7. Myanmar Supreme Court rejected Aung San Suu Kyi's final appeal against house arrest.

8. China's Vice President Xi Jinping will be on a three-day official visit to Singapore from Sunday.

9. European Aviation Safety Agency said the engine fault on the Qantas A380 is linked to oil leaks.

10. Political observers believe that campaigning on the Internet will intensify as the election draws near.

11. Many newlyweds have taken to recycling their wedding outfits in efforts to promote the environment.

12. The "heartbeat molester" was charged in court today for molesting 27 more children.

13. Southeast Asia and South Asian countries should communicate and cooperate with each other to deal with non-traditional threats.  

14. SingTel posted second quarter profit of S$892 million, down 6.7% from a year ago.  

15. The 16th Asian Games, which opens tomorrow, is the biggest ever.

16. Singapore lost 1-4 to India in football and did not qualify for the final

17. Heavy rains forced a four-hour delay in the first round of the Singapore Golf Open.